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A Wedgwood tricolour jasperware vase, late 19th century, the light blue footed globular body applied with lilac oval panels of putti as The Four Seasons with fruiting vine swags between, the laurel shoulder band with bacchanalian masks in relief, the slender neck with flower swags, lacks cover, 24cm high.
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An Austrian month duration inlaid mahogany 'Lanterndluhr' wall regulator, the four-pillar single weight movement with deadbeat escapement, Harrison's maintaining power, centre seconds and fine beat adjustment to crutch, the two-piece white Roman numeral dial with engine-turned bezel and signed 'Hussnik Janos, Kolosvartt' to centre, in a waisted nine-light case with triangular boxwood lined pediment and arch glazed panel trunk housing steel rod pendulum with brass disc bob and silvered beat scale to base section, the base with cavetto tapered foot, movement and dial probably early 19th centrury, case later, 102cm high.
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An inlaid mahogany small 'Dachluhr' wall regulator, in the early 19th century Austrian style, the four-pillar three-day single weight movement with deadbeat escapement and fine beat adjustment to crutch, with white enamel Roman numeral dial with gilt engine-turned bezel in rectangular six-light case, with triangular boxwood lined pediment over hinged front housing steel rod pendulum and beat scale to base of backboard, the base with cavetto tapered foot, 64cm high.
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A pair of blackamoor torcheres in the 19th century Venetian style, each modelled as a young boy in gilt scroll decorated jacket and striped pantaloons supporting a floral brimmed urn issuing nine-light electrolier with gilt scroll branches on his head and standing on a baroque style serpentine shaped gilt highlighted base with leafy scroll adorned angles, probably Italian mid 20th century, fitted for electricity, each 213cm high.
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An early 20th Century Bohemian glass pendant light fitting. The upper canopy in a cased white over ruby ground with scalloped edge and flash cut panels, the whole set with graduated strings of facet cut crystal droppers falling to a cased pendant drop. The whole decorated with hand enamelled floral sprays and gilt line detail, measures approx 16" deep.
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An ornate mid 20th Century Venetian wall light having a central invert bell form bowl with applied crimped trim set with graduated double gourd form dropper, the top set with a twin branch wrythen arms with frilled collars and a pair of tall flowers with graduated twisted and crimped leaves. The whole detailed with a gilt aventurine finish against the opalescent ground, height approx 14".
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Lot of uniforms and equipment of Captain A. Brodie, (1938-45 ) comprising of Royal Artillery service peak cap, tunic, trousers and greatcoat; another 'RA' service tunic; a pair of brown leather ankle boots; 'RA' dark blue dress tunic with high collar; a pair of trews; 'RA' black dress tunic (partial red lapels), a waistcoat, trousers with red stripe; a matching officers peak and side caps; a pair of black leather ankle boots with spurs; 'Highland Light Infantry' dark blue dress jacket with high collar; 'HLI' red dress jacket with bullion braid epaulettes; 'HLI' Officers Glengarry; a waistcoat and matching trews; two pairs of khaki shorts; a pair of white spats; a brown leather sword frog; two pistol holsters (one brown leather); a leather wallet with diary; a pair of cloth slip-on epaulettes and various metal and cloth pips in a pouch; a shirt collar in original packet and two drill manuals. Most of the clothing labelled 'Wm Anderson & Sons Ltd., Edinburgh & Glasgow', with tin travelling trunk. Note: In the post war years Capt. Brodie was a G.P. in Glasgow
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A 1796 Pat Light Cavalry Officers Sabre, the 81cms curved blade etched with trophys of arms, the royal crest and a charging horseman, all showing traces of gilding. The back edge engraved runkel, Solingen. The hilt of standard form with wire bound leather grip, complete in steel scabbard with two sling rings
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An engraved commemorative goblet, the bucket bowl decorated with a combined sail and steam paddle ship, the reverse with a fort and a light, inscribed with fine script Great Liverpool Steam Pakket (sic) and with initials JSB and dated 1839, on a capstan stem, 16cm high (sizeable bruise/chip to rim).
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A pearlware figure of the Virgin and child, depicted seated on an upholstered wooden stool, wearing light yellow blouse, pink robes with a brown jacket and green shawl, on a square base simulated to represent black marble, height 34.7cm, unmarked, circa 1800-10 (faults to foot and corner of base coloured over during manufacture).
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Two Staffordshire animal figures: one of a horse and jockey facing right, the horse enamelled orange-brown and the jockey with light blue jacket and green cap, on oval gilt-lined base, height 22.8cm; the other of a spaniel facing right together with her puppy, the mother coloured red and white, the puppy black and white, on an oval blue base with gilt lining, height 19.6cm; both unmarked, mid-19th century (some flaking to enamels on spaniels).
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A mid-Victorian Staffordshire pottery hen tureen and cover, the base in the form of a basket and the cover as a chicken roosting on her eggs, the bird basically light brown but with feathers coloured in grey and darker shades of brown, the basket enamelled in lighter orange-brown, overall length 22.2cm, unmarked, circa 1850-80 (some enamel flaking). See Harding & Harding 2/2828 for similar tureens
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A Davenport "Rural Scenery" series soup tureen stand, of oval shape with moulded rim, printed in light blue with a central scene of two boys playing in front of a country cottage, within the usual border of flower and scroll framed scenic vignettes, length 33.0cm, printed title cartouche mark with maker's name, circa 1825-35. See Coysh & Henrywood 1, Colour Plate XXIX, for a dish from this series with a different central scene
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An "Endsleigh Cottage" pattern small square drainer, probably from the Passionflower border series, with no rim but on four small feet, printed in light blue with the identified scene (no border), width 16.7cm, unmarked, circa 1825-35 (slight discolouration, small chip to edge of one hole underneath). See Coysh & Henrywood 1, page 128, for the same central scene on a dinner plate from Stevenson's Acorn and Oak Leaf Border series
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SCOTT (WALTER) Oeuvres, Traduction Nouvelle par M. Albert Montemont... et continuee par M. Barre, 14 vols, engraved plates, title vignettes, contemporary navy quarter morocco, slightly marked, occasional light foxing, Paris, 1840--LE SAGE Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane, 3 vols, engr. frontispieces, contemp. quarter calf with marbled boards, sl. wear, some foxing, Paris, 1829 LOCATION L
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